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disposition of his, her, their or its assets both before and after the time of
assumption of jurisdiction by the Court. The commissioner or examiner
shall cause written notice to be sent to all the creditors of said person, firm
or corporation at least ten days prior to the date of said examination.
The commissioner or examiner may adjourn said hearing from time to
time as he may think proper, and at any stage of the proceedings in said
cause the Court may, in its discretion, make a further order that any other
examination or testimony be taken by a commissioner or examiner desig-
nated therein. Said commissioner or examiner, when acting under this
section, shall in addition have all the powers and duties imposed upon
examiners by Section 269 of this Article, and any amendments thereto.
After the hearing has been concluded, the commissioner or examiner shall
put together the original depositions, with all vouchers, documents or other
papers filed with him as evidence, in proper order and form, shall authen-
ticate the same by his certificate and signature, and shall return the same,
with the titling of the cause endorsed thereon, to the Clerk of the Court,
without delay. He shall also return properly authenticated all other
exhibits filed with him as evidence. At the hearing the person examined
shall be required to answer all questions relative to property of any kind
which he, his firm or corporation has acquired, possessed, owned, and
disposed of within the period of three years immediately preceding the
assumption of jurisdiction of the cause; provided, that said person shall
not be required to answer questions which may incriminate him.

Fraudulent Conveyances.

48.

To first note to this section, page 455, vol. 1, of Code, add Lipskey v. Voloshen.
155 Md. 143.

Allegations of bill held sufficient under this section. Object of this section.
Lipskey v. Voloshen, 155 Md. 143.

Cited but not construed in Oakford Bealty Co. v. Boarman, 156 Md. 73;
Hannan v. Lyddane, 164 Md. 361.

Inebriates.

52.

Committee for man accused of violating Federal law appointed by consent
under this section. Habeas corpus will not be issued by Federal court though
person is physically and mentally able to take care of himself and his estate,
and committee should be discharged. Winebrenner r. Hesant, 11 Fed. (2nd).
(D, Ct. Md.), 991.

Infants.

59.

As to sales by executors and administrators, see art. 93, sec. 290. et seq. As
to application of purchase money, contingent remainders, apportionments of
rents, etc., see art. 93, sec. 305A, et seq.

An. Code, 1924, sec. 61. 1912, sec. 59! 1904, sec. 55. 1888. sec. 50. 1831. ch. 311,
sec. 12. 1849, ch. 429. 1935, ch. 339.

61. In all cases where it shall appear to the court by proof, as pro-
vided in the preceding- section, that it would be for the benefit and advan-